La Mesa City Council schedules vote on 73-unit Jericho Road condo map; other procedural agendas fill recent meetings
The La Mesa City Council’s June 23 agenda featured a vote on a final subdivision map for a 73-unit condominium project at 9407 Jericho Road, along with several other municipal actions. Because official minutes remain unpublished, results of that meeting’s votes are not yet available.
City Council
The council’s agenda included:
- Approving the final map for the 73-unit condominium development.
- Adopting resolutions to call the November 3, 2026, general municipal election.
- Approving a contract amendment with Partner Insights, LLC, for independent police auditor services.
- Authorizing Change Order No. 1 to SC Valley Engineering for the Phase 6 sewer improvement project.
- Adopting the FY2027 compensation plan and renaming Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day in employee agreements.
No dollar amounts were specified in the agenda for the contract amendment or change order. Outcome of each item will be reported once minutes are released.
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board met June 22 with a procedural agenda only. No specific items were listed, and minutes have not been published.
Community Relations and Veterans Commission
On June 24, the commission heard a presentation on the Electric Vehicle Charging Station Master Plan and discussed planning for the Veterans Day event. Members also were scheduled to approve minutes from the May 27 meeting. No decisions beyond minute approval were listed.
Planning Commission and Mobility Commission
Both the Planning Commission and the Mobility Commission held procedural meetings on July 1 with no substantive items on their agendas. No public hearings, rezonings, or contract awards were listed.
Coming up
The Historic Preservation Commission meets July 7 but its agenda contains only procedural items and no specific discussions or decisions.
The Parks and Recreation Commission on July 8 will review the 2025 Capital Improvement Plan Annual Report and receive a quarterly parks update. It will also consider minutes from its June 10 meeting and a quarterly checklist question.
Also on July 8, the Development Services Council Liaison Subcommittee will review Code Case 2026-144 involving a property at 8041 El Capitan Dr. (Aaron Amerling) and approve minutes from September 2024.
All meetings are open to the public. Agendas and access details are available on the city’s website.
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